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STREET AND
WALL ART BY THE
ELUSIVE BANKSY
HAS CHANGED THE
VIEWING HABITS OF
ART LOVERS.
E
dgy Bristol, in England’s
southwest, produced street artist
Banksy and it’s a perfect canvas.
Guided by Rob Dean of Bristol
Street Art Tours, I’m hot on his trail.
Banksy is a ‘he’, according to street lore,
and went to Bristol’s Cathedral School, but
remains elusive. Speculation brews but no
confirmed identity, even as his work pops
up globally from Palestine’s Left Bank to
the refugee camp in Callais. New York
followers chased down 31 daily works
during his 2013 ‘residency’ there (recorded
by HBO in Banksy Does New York).
As I wrote this story back in Sydney,
television news reported that a Banksy has
appeared on the wall of a Bristol primary
school where a ‘house’ was named after
the artist. Banksy has responded with
a 4m-plus cheeky stick-figure child,
Victorian-era hoop-stick in hand, running
after not a hoop but a burning tyre.
In a letter to the caretaker, Banksy
thanked the school, saying: “Please have
a picture. If you don’t like it feel free to
add stuff”, signing off with love and the
message, “Remember, it’s always easier to
INTERNATIONAL ROAMING: ENGLAND
WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHS
JUDITH ELEN
The Writing’s
on the Wall
Banksy’s donation to the
Bristol Art Gallery.
Banksy’s Girl with a
Pierced Eardrum.
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